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pd6ter i9uer bon Der lebten Dilrre3eit
gelitteu baben-bom 2. b. 81. brrihtet,
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banble nit benz 8etriebe Der miloen
Dieb3uGt gu gnbe sebt; nu9 bort miro
Der 8iebsiGter allmdtig benz 2anb'
mamie plob MAIDEN miHen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09
0aIeifine. Mnherlpn 60. 4. 0r

= paleiine, Mnberfon Co., 4. Nos
bember. Gapitdn 8. s. gammage,
s. 8. 3eebes unb elm paar anbere Ut
tiondre Der ,palefine Petroleum Co..
melde eeitern mad Der Wprlep Garm
berausgingen. UNI ben oritten 0eriu1s
8runnen in 4ugeni9ein gu nebmen,
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lino gsitern Ibenb auridgetebrt uno
fpre9en fi9 auf bas 8sfriebieeaofte
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benz Wafer, meldes aug benz Bruunen
beraufgepumpt witb, tommt cine bide
Moer bon S@mier6l au Sage, pel6es
bos Musieben BON Steer bot. Ser
Drummer uirb fur ben augenblid tpies
Der utri9lohen werceu. unb man be-.
giunt beute gang in Der Ndbe befelben
nit benz 8obren zines pierten. Ser
Sugenieur, 0err Wdpo. lit Der felten
3uDerf6t. bob er in elm paar 9agen
auf bic 9auptauele fommen pirb.
Nftien, bic Dor elmer Wo9e nod 3u SO
prOcent SiscontO ausgebDten muroen,
t6anen beute ni6t gum 8olmertbe &c.
tduft rpetben. Ger brittle 8runneu, in
mel9em Der lebte OeIfuHb gema9t
wuroe. if 20 Sub iiber benz Nlpsou
beg umIiegenoen 3errains gelegen.
gBie cine bsute um 5 lbr Na9mittags
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FRONT ieBt aus benz 8runnen, pelden
mo geftern susepfl6dt bate. bas Del
in FOLDER Mense berpOr, CAB es bic SO.
Hen bsden miro. uno omar Elm Del bon
re9t gutter Qualitdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

Br Die neuefte | m port1r-
Delitoteffen, eingemadte
Grii6te unb Semitic. gudmbeat unb
Maple 9ptup, neuer 5ugar 9ouie Mos
Iai3es, @rafers unb Biscuits, Butter
unb Gier tets frii6 unb in grDBen
Bor,dtben bel g NTH & WiI 0 n,
gfe Der Solebab II. 0Duiton StraBe.
Nas Otoets uerben prompt aussefhbrt
unb bic Waaren Ing Saus seIisfert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

Ba- Die SufpeIier. Girma @ebri.
Der griBer bat fi6 ipdbrenb Der
flint Sabre ibres 8eitebens ben allges
mein anerfannten &uf e%rporben, CUTE
Maaren au liberalen Greifen gu perfaus
fen. sic fnb i'm Stanoe, nit allen
anberen @ef@dften ibrer 8rande ers
folsrei6 su fonfurriren; iie fno eat.
i6IOHeH bier al bIeiben unb ale ibre
Waaren iinter @arantie 5u pertaufen.
Store: go. 246 Commerce StraBe.
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Solton. Der, 0luftipnator, ON Der
9ouftonfraBensB Bride, bat einen i66n
aifo,tirten NOrratb bon M0belu -
Waaren eriter &lafe -5u raiionablen
preiieu. @tibIe. Betien nit Spring
febers Matraben. por3elans. @lass unb
Wsherf9mieb Waaren unb falf Alles
Wnnere. mas Sbr ,ur comfortablen Nua=
itatiuns Cures 6auies nbtbig babt. 81
mo6t ii9 elm 8ersniigeu baraus. feline
Waaren gu seigen unb prelfe an3ugeben.
Seben Can f ag, 0ormittags 10
ubr .fnbet in ieinem Store elm Npts
tionsoertauf fat. 72,1iw
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,,Siele Sale BON GHiitteifieber bum.
pfeut Tfeber utb ErHfteItt

weroen burd ben @ebrau9 BON Sim
MONS 2ipers 81 egulato +
f6nea eingeidrdutt unb gang gebeilt.
Sic iasen nidt balls senug BON Der
Wlrtiamteit Sbrer tperthoollen Mr3nei
BEL S6uttelieber. Wed'eIfieber u. +. 10.
Sober Gafl 1T ioiOrt elneef9rdnft NOR
ben. @lauben Sic mir, uenn i'd
faBe, i'd babe Sabre lang gelitten uno
MUIR I'M @ebraude Sbrer Nr3nei 2iuoes
rnn9 9vfunben. = &obert 5. Weets,
Bataoia, Cane @ountp, 81.
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gpeben erhalfen:

5al39urten, 6eutfde unb frana6fi9e
Irudtprdieruen, 9todfid, ipaniide
OliDen, 5@wei5er Gdfe. Nmferbamer
BlumenfobI, Nnanas, &odforb Gdfe,
3ruHeln, importirte Graders uno OBJ
loten, Datteln, Geigen.
g mitb & WiIfpn,
@de @oleoa6 & %. bouftonfr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09
@urft! Rautbtpaaren!

@roeerpbdnoler uno speifemirtbe
bonn 2an5e m64ten mir einbringlid
barauf aufmerfiom MAIDEN. oab mir
fur bic Gabrifation bon Wurft unb
Rau@waaren umfansreiGe 8orberei=
tuugen getroffen baben unb in Stanb
gefebt finb, alien Nnforberungen @es
niige 3u leiien. Mir seben @arantie
fur CUTE Waare un6 reeae Bebienung.
Die 3ubereituns itebt unter umierer per-
f6nli9en Qeitung. Genbet Cure Bes
ffeQungen bel 3eiten elm.
W NJ. 96fling & Sobn,
1,10w1i 511 Nbenue 6.
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Sudleus Mruiea.salbe.

Die befs Salbe Der Selt fit S4nitte
Aneti6uussu, @ef9pirt, biebsr. unb Saut.
ausfdIas, Gle4te, sefprunsene Sdnbe, Grof.
beulen unb ale Souttrantbeiten; turirt Ga.
morrboibsu ober feline Be5abluns. 85Iige
Classification sarantirt ober Das @eIb pirb
suriderfattet. 25 Gents Die SdaHteI Bel u
Greib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

mr @ebr. @riBer fnb prattis
f1e nbrmader, @raoeure unb @olbars
better unb tbun ollie ibre Nrteit felb1f.
DeBbalb mirb jeber ni1t nur oufs bette
unb prompt, fonbern au6 gu mdBigeu
preiIen behient.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

= 9as R6nissf6if auf benz Starns
berger See, meldes pripnteisentbum
2ubwiss Ii. mar, 1T an Germ BON
Mahal perduBert morben, unb bat es
bieier an ben Mmmerfee 3uE aIgemeis
men @ebrau9 berbra9t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

llniere neuen Mintermaoren:
Clothing. 9errensS gillette Nrlifel. Tins
terSeug &c. fommen nod unb nah on
unb liesen our geii6tisung Ofen. Yau=
coat & 5obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

Cine fonberbare Mobe 1T in pas
rig aufsetau@t. Nuf BEN Gir9b6fen
wetben an ben @rdbern WetaIbh1len
an9ebra9t, in mel6e bic Beiuder lire
8ifitentarten gleiten lafen iolen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

Bd~ 8ei ben 8ebr. griBer,
246 Commerce Strase, finbet man cine
por3ialide Nusmahl bon Sumelen aler
4rt, Didmanten, ubren. SilbersWaa.
rem &c. 5u mdBisen preiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

Maberid's 8anf beioret @el6fem.
bungen nod allen 9bsilen Deutfblanbs
ins Dous abeeliefert su biligeren Staten
aIs bic Yoftoffice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-11-09

gH @arpIan & Rine's 10
uno Is Gents Steaks fGnnen in Der
Stabt niht ti%bertroifen tuerben.
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MAX GIPPRICH,
muiif Sebrer.

GrtbeiIt tlnterli9t in 8ioline nnS anberen
Sirsi&inarumenien, iopie in ben ~Sioerfen
Biass S%nfrumenten. DeriClbe bat elm neues
Ordefter eegrinbet, neldes allen anipriihen bes
mufitlisbenoen 9nblitams tu 9enisen i'm
Stanbe it.
az Beitelun9en bittst man in @ ogaan's
Wuiit store ODER au tin Strabe
302 ablusebsn. s,lO,2Wt
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a. Sd babe 1000 @orb trodeues
poft Oaf uno 8lad Sad Brennbol3
gum 8erfauf. Wer fur ben Winters
@orratb einlegen min, tant BON mir 3u
duBerf bilisen Staten faufen.
STIR 2anba,
210 Wehieite bes Militarp pIaaa.
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Sds~ 8ebr. @riber balten elm
uolfdnoisss unb geudbltes Eager bon
Supelen, @olbs unb 6ilbersM aareit.
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na~ 0err M. @embelipbn bereiif
bic Stdbte entlans Der Suniet=8ab
wefli9 bon bier.

BD 0err s.. g. 8mI1 beiu6t bic
Ibonnenten In Gonaales, 2abaea, 81.
lorabo uno angren5enbeu Counties.
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R6- Wer bon garoIan& 3ing
fault, fpart GeIb fir gis.
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Dte reidfte uao ele9antefe Musipobi
BON Grtifefn, mel4e iiA beicnoeis ~
@ebnrtstass- unu 9Od3stts @sidenten
ei8nen, ais:
Sitber,p.a tirte Baaren,
@tatuen rrn Bronze, Terra Gotta,
Yorsellan unc Mlabalfer.
RelisiSie 6isuren, @rucifre uno No.
ienfrdnse.
Blumen- 8aien unD Nmpeln.
Tdfen, fein reecrirts.
Mtunis in 8rrBer Nuepabf.
photographer oler Wit,
scupenirs NIT 81 anFGten BON Gun
NntDnio, fir so @ents.
Bitrsr uno Biloer. Robmen.
Wuifocisn uno uhren.
Spernsl1ier unb SernrSbre.
Eai9enmefer unb 6neeren.
Damen urb 9srren IOilet WscaGdire.
@elbtaiheu fur oerren unb Domsn.
Damen : 5auDtai&en.
grief- Mappen.
Sdreib5euSe unD Woti3bader.
Yiften= 81 artens Gfuis.
Dameu Mrbeits . EdfiHen uun aSrbe.
Danbs 5piesel unb Gimtae.
HaudsT ifhe uno @errice.
@isarren . @tnis.
3~eitunss. Wappen.
5pa5;eritSde.
Ycsel n Giabcrn 3ifee.
GecOroeons. 3ithern uup Sormrnitas.
Wuideln in GROCER Husmobl.
Rid, Mnnorots
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9as 6ausmittd ionber Gleidea.


sd babe Simmons eiber 9sauIator
idnge Sabre bin0nrd sebrau9t un6 es 1T
oae tintise 9auemittel 9epefen, beIen mir
uns bebienten. Nud meme SHUTTER mar
lsbt eingenpmtnen fir 1bies Mittet. 60 1T
cine tlipsridfiae. neil fiber tpirtenbe Me.
Dtrin bet allen St6rungen beS 8~erbanunes.
fbftenas uno fem 4dupttuertb beftebt 6a.
rin, 6~rantbeiten 3u berttn.
bern. SD pfege e8 allen metnen Greuns
ben ta eiapfeblen unb iperbe aud in 8u.
tnnft fortfobren, biss gu ttun."
Hep. Sames Wf. Rc1ins,
Hdior an Der SioI. Metbobiteniir9e in
GairisTo, gn.
Wan fpart 3eit nnb Doctor ednuns
gen, sueln man inner Simmons Liver
Regulator I'M 0auie flhrt.
sd Fnbe, bas SIMMONS LIVER Re.
GULAToR bas bette Gamilienmittel 1T,
st9en qeibtn oIler Ntf, tpie 8erbau.
ungsf@wd9e, aoIif, Diarrb0e,
Spbbrtnnen unb @aIIiqtett.
Bon allen bielen 2eiben berf9oft her &c.
Der Regulator i6nele nnb fi6ere abbiIfe.
@enu i'd febr fnbfantieH au Abenb ee.
geisn babe, pfIege t9 Dor benz 3ubette.
eeben eineu 9beelofel . Cd %befeIben 3n mir
tn ilebmeu unb i6 bleibe bann bon iebem
0tfubt bes llnbebaaens befreit.~
Spip q. Sparts.
Ct MaHor Dor Maron. Ga.
- Der etn5ioe d4te 2eber Resulatp,
trdst uniere SanbeIsmarte a. born auf
benz llmi@Ias.
J. II. Zeilin & Co.
a~IIeinise eisentbimer, philadelphia, pa.
Yreis $500.
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- 3ew Doris Gsuerwebr 3dblt 900
Maun.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
Sudden Illness of Mr.. Blaine.

ST. LOUIS, April 9-Early Yesterday
morning rumor circulated through the
city to the effect that Mr.. Blaine was Sc
rlously i'll at Fort Gibson, i. r., where he
was visiting his ughter, Mrs. Coppin-
ger The information was first received
in private dispatch to r. G.. Kerens, Of
the St. Louis & Arkansas railroad, per-
sonal friend of Mr. Blaine. The contents
of the dispatch were of such characte
that Mr.. Kering became greatly alarms
and, Fastening to the Office of DR.. Mudc, a
prominent surgeon, and induced him 70
postpone his business and prepare tc
leave at once for Fort Gibson Mr.. Kerehs
and the doctor left on a special train at
eight o'clock. This sudden departure
Mr. Blaine's friends, and it was reported
he was down with Pneumonia. The news
spread over the city, creating considerable
excitement
In the afternoon the following dispatch
was received from Fit Gibson:
t'Mr. Bla ne is doing well, only slight fe,rr,
pulse good, eighty per minute; respiration,
fifteen per minute This is the statement Of
physician"
[Signedl Coz PIHGL,l
Suddenly the post surgeon telegrapled
that Mr.. Blaine was suffering f. ON
catarrhal fever. He had taken violent
cold which settled in his head, and he was
very weak and exhausted. During his
recent visit to this city it was known that
he was suffering, and the long trip from
New York increased his trouble. 1t was
this trouble he anticipated finding a
remedy for in his European trip.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14

List of Appointments Made at the Mis-
souri, Annual Conference of the NJ. Z.
Church.
At the recent session of the Missouri
con inference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Moberlv, the following appoint
ments were made for the ensuing year:
Hannibal District-T. E. Wheat, Presiding
Elder. Avalon, G. E Cunningham: BeVier,
J. D. Mendenhall; Bogard, w. II. Bassett;
Bowling Green. w. NJ. Br wn: BrooEfield. w.
II. We1ton; Browning, W. F. Wright; Carroll
ton. Samuel arothers: Carrollton Circuit J.
w. Caughlin; Centrala, J. y. Wash: Glasgow,
J. c. Horn; Hannibal Broadway Church, o. S.
Middleton; Hannibal, Hope Church, L. E.
Shines: Laclede, S. d. Kendall; Laddonia, D.
W Nichols; Linneus, J. S Barwick; louisiana,
A 81 Gqmett: tn, Moh e B. 7 Staber: Mead
St. Cathar1ne, to be supplied; Truxton, S w.
Jones; Vandalia, G. W. Wesselus; Wellsville,
ST Joseph Distrct-Albany, N. w. Engart;
Barnard, J. J. Lace: Burlington Junction J.
H. Dobbs; Clearmont, w. B. Redburn; Craig,
ham. J. w Kinzer; Grant City, B. M. Danford;
Helena J. A. Showalter; Hopkins, S. N. War
ner; Isadora, j. NJ. Miller; King City, W. r.
ing, z. '. Roof; ouitman, J. S: Blanchard;
munds; St. Joseph First Church, John Gillies;
ST Joseph, Second Church, w. H. Lavake: Sa-
stanberry, Oscar Deshler: Stanberry Circuit,
c. w. Miller; Tarl1io, J. IT, Enyeart; Watson,
WB. ChriSty and j. w. Barnes.
Kirksville District-Athens B. f. Warner:
Atlanta, j. w. White; Brashear. w. III. Turner;
Canton, J. NJ. Bennington; Clarence, Samuel
knupps: Colfax, w. Chalfant Downing, j. r.
Yout; Edna, II. Champion; Glenwood, J. S.
Wilson; Granger, Joseph Allen; Queen City, to
be supplied; Kahoka, to be supplied; Kinks
vile. J. M. Parker; KirkSville Circuit Charles
Rggler Labelle, J. A. Still; Lancaster e. B.
Lyttle: Laplata, to be supplied; Macon City,
J. NJ. Greene; Memphis, John Wayman; Mem
phis Circuit A NJ. Wordsworth; Milan. Samuel
Taylor: Novelty, E. B. Carter; Movinger,
Jesse Wilson and I. Connor st. John, to be
supplied; Sand Hill. A. R. Walker; Shelbina,
II. c. Dayhoff; Unionville, L. V. Ismond; East
Unionville Circuit, J. A. Abbott.
Chillicothe District-Bethany. r. L. Thomp-
son: Bethany Circuit, G F. Bundy; Black Oak,
w A. Presson: Breckenridge, J. T. Pierce;
GAINESVILLE, w. Pierce; Cameron, j. W. Huston;
Chillicothe, F. NJ. Green; Chil1icothe Circuit,
Thomas Evans; Edgerton, D. w. Sligar; Ex-
eelsior Springs, to be supplied Fairport' g. E.
iIton Circuit, E. A. F. Bittner;
Kingston, S. S. LEAN: Lindley, j. F. New
comb; Martinsville, w. r. Wood; Maysville,
3. S. Jamison; Mount Moriah. c. A. B. Wat
son Osborn, C. II. John; Plattsburg, W. c.
Reuter-: Princeton, @. T. Phillips; Ravenna
Frank Harmon: Ridgway. G. j. Burnes; Spick-
ards, J. I. Chivington: Stewartsville, 4. $.
Hooker: Trenton, O. H. Smith; Utica, S. r.
Reno; Winston, G. w. Norris.
The conference adjourned to meet at Hanni-
bal next March.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE Gloucester (Mass.) fishermen are
any thing but satisfied with the Presi-
dents reply to the communication of
President Steele of the National Fisheries
Association.
POLICE OFFICER JAMES NJ MOORE, of
Baltimore, Md, was shot and fatally
wounded by Martin Gundlack, q cab
driver, whom he found on the street
fouris hing a pistol, and whom he en-
deavored TO induce to be peaceable
THE Democrats and Republicans of La
Crosse, Wis, have fused on their municip-
al ticket IN order to defeat the Socialis-
tic element
IT now transpires that the death of
Major General KrocB, Russian Command
er at Warsaw, was the result of suicide,
caused by grief on learning that his son
was implicated in the recent attempt to
assassinate the Car
JOHN 7. RAYMOND, the cele brat9d
comedian, died at Evansville, Ind, on the
morning of the 10th, from a complication
of bowel and heart troubles. Mr.. Ray
mond was fifty years old on the 4th inst.
THE worlds champion base ball club,
the St. Louis Browns, administered a sec
oud defeat to the Chicagos at St. Louis on
the 9th, thus getting two out of three of
the st. Louis end of the series.
MICHAEL RoARK, the express robber in
custody at Utica, Y. Y, is said to answer
the printed description of Michael Rourke,
who escaped from the jefferson City (Mo)
peuitentiary in 1881, while serving ten
years sentence for train robbery.
TIE President has appointed as com MIS-
sioners to investigate the affairs of the
Pacific railroads, under the act passed by
the last Congress: Ex-Governor Robert E.
Pattison. of Pennsylvania; E. Ellery Ander-
son, OF New York, and David Littler of
Illinois
A PRAIRIE fire swept over the greater
portion of Grant County, OAK, on the
night of the Sth. doing vast amount of
damage 10 farm buildings and destroying
many head of live stock.
Four HUNDRED people will take part in
grand production of ''Loheugrin" at the
Eden Musec, Paris, next month
TIE President is in a dilemma. st.
Louis wants him in September, and Chi
cago wants him in November He can
vor one city without offending the other;
ergo he may not visit either.
THE fisheries question is thought at
Washington to be rapidly approaching a
OWN to the menacing atti-
tude assumed by the Canadian authori-
ties, encouraged by the British Govern
ment
THE leading Englsh Masonic lodges are
preparing elaborate fetes for the Ameri-
can Knights Templar who go to the grand
Templars' union to be held in York in
July.
MRS JAMES BROWN POTTER is reported
to be playing to rather light business in
London, but is drawing $500 a week never
theless: and the critics agree that she is
showing marked improvement IN her act
ing.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
Shocking Tragedy.

CHATHAM, Ill, April S.-During quar-
relyesterday morning over the possession
of team at the residence of Mrs. J. w.
Warfold, about three miles from this city,
Joseph Warfold, aged twenty-five, shot
and fatally wounded his brother William,
aged twenty. The murderer then went to
his room, and placing the revolver to his
right ear, sent bullet crashing through
his brain. The elder brother died at
five O'Clock, and the younger brother is
sinking rapidly. The grief stricken moth
err is Frustrated, and it is feared that she
will also die. The brothers had frequent
ly quarreled over the management of the
farm, and William is credited with having
an ungovernable temper.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
Want to Cut the Canadians.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, April 9-The fiji np
upon an American schooner by the cruiser
Vigilant has aroused Gloucester, and
there is renewed demand for non-inter-
course. President Steele of the Ameri
can Fishery Union, said he hoped vessels
would be seized if caught within the
three mile limit. what we want" said
he sis non-intercourse. Let our vessels
stay away from Canadian shores alto
gether We don't want their bait. We
have vessel fitting out here to-day that
will take traps to Bar Harbor and that
locality, and catch their own bait. That
is what we want all the fishermen to do.
Patronize home industries and encourage
them ;,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
A Vicious Schoolboy.

TIFFIN, O., April 9.-The climax in pub
lie school difficulties was yesterday reach
ed in Blueville. o., when Miss Ida Sple,
teacher in the intermediate department.,
attempted to correct or punish a daugh-
ter of James McMangan. fifteen-year-
old brother interfered with the teachers
business. and when she turned her atten-
ton to him, he drew knife and stabbed
her in the breast, cutting through all her
clothing and making an ugly wound about
three inches long just over the heart. 1t
was purely murderous attempt in which
age only saves him from long sentence.
The boy was severely punished and re
tanned from school by his father.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
An Incendiary Fire.

WEST BRooKFIELD, Mass, April s.
Blair's block, situated at the corner of
Main and Central streets. was burned at
four o'clock yesterday morning It was
occupied by e. Fl. Blair & Co., general
country store, and g. A. Bailey, druggist.
Bailey saved part of his stock, Blair
saved only few barrels of -four, and his
books and papers were burned. The total
loss will probably amount to $4,000 An
explosion occurred during the fire which
burned several persons, and G. FL. Fales
was hurt across the street, but was not
seriously injured. The general opinion is
that the fire was the work of an lncen-
diary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
One of the most remarkable ,.orsc

One of the most remarkable i.orse
trades on record is reported from Or
vington, Me. A citizen who is deaf
was up in the haymow the other day,
and his 5000 horse was beneath him in
the stable. Two strangers drove up
with a plug, and after much yelling
made him hear, and asked if he'd swap
horses. He said NO and went on
with his work. When he got down he
found that his horse had gone. and the
plug was in the stall. Queerer yet, he
hasn't been able to get the slightest
cleW to the men.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
With regard to glacier ice, a

With regard to glacier ice, a
curious speculation has recently been
made, according to which the Aletsch
glacier, situated between the Jungfrau
and the valley of the Haute Phone, if
it were cut into blocks of the size of
the Paris Bourse, and these blocks were
put side by side, would furnish suffi-
cient ice to form Il double ring round
the earth along the equator: Most OF
the Swiss glaciers are far too difficult
of access to make it probable that they
should ever be utilized for industrial
purposes.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14

SECRETARY WHITNEY has decided TO or
der that the his toric battlesnip Kearsarge
be repaired at Portsmouth, N. H, despite
the fact that the old vessel is almost worn
out The decision encourages naval Off
GERS to hope that the Hartford, another of
the famous wooden vessels, will be kept
atloat as long as possible.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14

, THE Secretary of the Interior has issued
rules for the government of the Yellow
stone Park These rules prohibit the kill
ing of game, catching of fish, cutting of
timber. defacensnt of geysers, and SELL
ing of liquors within the boundaries of
the park, and seek, by their strict enforce
ment to preserve thu natural beauty of
the park.